Amplification

Pronunciation: /ˌæmpləfɪˈkeɪʃən/

Examples of amplification in a Sentence

formal The amplification of sound through the speakers was clear and powerful.

informal I love how the amplification makes the music sound so much better.

slang The amplification at the concert was lit!

figurative The amplification of his emotions was evident in his passionate speech.

Grammatical Forms of amplification

• past tense: amplified
• plural: amplifications
• comparative: more amplified
• superlative: most amplified
• present tense: amplifies
• future tense: will amplify
• perfect tense: have amplified
• continuous tense: amplifying
• singular: amplification
• positive degree: amplified
• infinitive: to amplify
• gerund: amplifying
• participle: amplified

Origin and Evolution of amplification

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'amplification' originated from the Latin word 'amplificationem', which comes from the verb 'amplificare' meaning 'to enlarge' or 'to increase'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'amplification' has evolved to not only mean the act of enlarging or increasing something, but also to refer to the process of making something more detailed or elaborate, especially in the context of communication or writing.